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[HD Mini General] bart3385:
I had the same gripes with the new calendar. HTC dumbed it down into basic useless eye-candy. I used ThumbCal 1.4.3 to replace that. (Not exactly replaced. I deactivated the calendar tab from the homescreen, and changed the left soft key to ThumbCal for easy access.) ThumbCal is a magnificent calendar app. Answers to most, if not all, of my calendar needs. Including scheduling complicated recurrence and making duplicates. Although the tiny icons-only tags can be confusing at first. As opposed to the text description of WinMo Calendar. But you'll get the hang of it shortly.

For the ringtones, the speaker actually works fine. Good enough. But the problem lies in the physical design of the loud-speaker grill. It's flushed with the rubbery back cover. So the surrounding rubbery cover tends to provide an airtight confinement around the grill if you placed it on the desk. Effectively muffling the speaker. Same case when in the pocket. So you have to place it on something uneven on the desk, and rely on the vibrator in the pocket.

As for the full keyboard, you'll just have to rely on the backspace key.
[HD Mini General] bart3385:
I got another major problem with the mini.

In Excel Mobile, HTC somehow strangely disallow you to hide the headers and scrollbars in normal view. It can only automatically disappear in full-screen mode; but together with it, the status bar disappears, and you're not allowed to unhide it in full-screen mode. Making Excel quite difficult to use in mini.

Anybody knows how to tweak this in registry?
[HD Mini General] humphster:
Thanks for you input, Fellas. I really do need a better calendar so I am now on the hunt.
[HD Mini General] shammanCZ:
Hi thar,

i have realy major issue with this mini device ... it came to me with old 1.06 ROM, so i've decided to download and flash the new 1.36 ROM, since that time iam unable to play any mpeg4 video, no matter what player iam trying (TCMP, CorePlayer, Smartmovie, Default Windows player so far) all those keeps telling me that iam missing some god damn MP42 codec all i can play is basically only MPEG, MPEG2 and uncompressed AVI. I've tried my best to find this codec on the interwebz, yet i failed badly. :confused:

So if anyone got any idea how to fix this annoying problem i would realy appreciate it.

P.S. yes i've tried redownload/reflashing the ROM
[HD2 General] Abohammam:
I have a serious probleme with my Leo HD2 T-Mobile which I bought from USA; it is overheating and stopping charging after about 10 mn of using GPS (Tomtom, ou IGO) in my car.

Anyone has a solution for this probleme?
[HD2 General] Wil Badger:
That's kind of a short time. I know I can get away with at least 30 minutes or more depending on the temperature outside ( no AC right now) before it will start acting up.

You could try flashing a different radio. Might have to go through a couple before finding a good blend of lower power(less heat) and good reception.
[HD2 General] watcher64:
If you have something other than a hard case on your phone take it off , that rubber shell that comes with the HD2 will overheat your phone in record time if using GPS or other heavy apps for extended periods of time ...

Also turn off 3g(you are driving, this will stop it from searching constantly for 3g), help save power and heat, make sure wifi is off ...

I drove 4 hours today using TomTom the whole way, and did not have a heating problem , but don't stick the phone up on TOP of your dash in the direct sun, it will get soo hot you can't touch it, even if it is off, the phone is black and metal collects heat like no body's business ...

Also a good point is to unplug it from the charger once in a while, like a half hour every 2 hours ....

Just some pointers that I use, and mine does not overheat ...
[HD2 General] acessford101:
Its a known issue, while using the gps, the phone is working at full cpu speed, and its charging at the same time, If the phone sees fit it will use some of the power coming in and use it to power the phone more so then charge the battery.

I used to come across this problem a bit, using it as a tether most of the day as i am a service tech and use it in place of an actual cellular modem.
[Android Apps and Games] blackzwing:
anyone have crack version?

i really love it

but cannot find crack version
[Android Apps and Games] R3nrut:
If you can't pay for it you don't need it. Support developers.
[Android Apps and Games] westicle:
No warez jerks
[Android Apps and Games] wacky.banana:
Blackzwing,

You will find everything you need here...http://xdaforums.com/announcement.php?a=81

WB
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] JupiterDroid:
Thanks to death1246

There is little love given towards MCR21 at the moment so i thought i would change that, as it still is in my opinion the best Nexus ROM out there!

I wanted to post this as the innovation update theme is not working...

So i mad my own from the Innovative ROM for you guys;)

Its the sense task bar + the sense live wallpaper (if you wish to use it)

http://www.mediafire.com/?bkep2kzlalsadoo

Enjoy

JD
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] JupiterDroid:
Reserved.........
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] rottenjello138:
just flashed it. just what i was looking for thanks :)
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] JupiterDroid:
No problem,

Its definitely the best theme going, absolutely love it:)

Sent from my Google Nexus Beast
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] GiRARDsays:
Worked perfectly!! Thanks for the theme!
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] JupiterDroid:
Man this theme rocks:) I'm loving the animation on the sd mount:) i think this will be on my froyo for a while...

JD

Sent from my Google Nexus Beast
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] death1246:
:p thanks for making the update.zip I dont know if mine works now since I made it too because the morph system I have no clue how it works :P

Also on mine I have added the Mms.apk that changes the MMS and SMS icon to the desire one
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] rottenjello138:
Where can i get the MMS.apk?
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] codito:
Awesome theme, exactly what I wanted.

Is it possible to have a transparent notification shade?
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] ionsof:
This is a beautiful theme! It would be awesome if you ported this to CM. Just saying
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] JupiterDroid:
CM6 is totally unstable at the moment, I'm keeping well away until they nail the bugs:)

JD

Sent from my Google Nexus Beast
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] bewA:
nice :)

I tried to do this but had frequent epic fails :)
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] bewA:
I've got this all flashed over and really liking it!

Not sure on a couple of things but they'll grow on me ;)

Any idea's how to make a semi transparent notification background?

I know where the image is stored etc...
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] JupiterDroid:
I think you can morph it, but i dont mess with metamorph;)

JD
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] bewA:
that was the plan but i'm not sure how to make it transparent :S
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] JupiterDroid:
Join the club;) lol
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] death1246:
Ive tried to make it transparent and I do get it to work on froyo except it messes up the code causing the USB Debugging Message to say Format and that just really grinds my gears...
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] brashmadcap:
Alarm Clock

Anyone else having problems with their alarm clock after applying this?
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] JupiterDroid:
Tested, and mine works fine;)
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] JBDynamics:
If you have CynanogenMod in MCR21, you can set an alpha value of whatever color you want for the Status area background with CM which will give you the desired transparency.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rkboid:
My rooted phone running the Fresh rom. It will not suspend data when a call is incoming. If I am listening to Pandora I get no notice of an incoming call. My wifes unrooted evo will suspend the data and let the call come thru. New to CDMA, am I missing a setting?

Tried Damage Control as well - still will not suspend data with an incoming call
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nukedukem:
Dial ##DATA# and in view mode check to see if DDTM is enabled.i believe it's under EVDO.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rkboid:
Ok checked it - Says DTTM ENABLE - Not sure if I have to select it to enable it or if it is already enabled. I tried to go to edit mode but it is asking for the password? I never set one up. Is it unique to the phone or a generic passcode?
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Geniusdog254:
Well there's your problem lol. (not an insult, Larry the Cable Guy ;))

It should NOT be enabled, that will make calls go to voicemail if your using data. The MSL is specific to your phone. Call Sprint and tell them your phone locked you out and wants an MSL, if they wanna be an ass and not give it to you just hang up and call back until you get one that will tell you.

Then you can get into edit mode and uncheck it.

BUT! Before you do that, go to Settings -> Call and I think you can disable DDTM there :)
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rkboid:
I see where you get your name :). Call settings Enable DTTM was selected. Problem Solved :)
[Captivate General] TexUs:
Why's the phone prompt you to unplug it when it's full? Is it harmful to overcharge it?
[Captivate General] Croak:
You can't overcharge it. The battery has circuitry to prevent this, just like every other li-ion battery released in your lifetime.
[Captivate General] TexUs:
Why the persistent notifications to unplug the charger then?
[Captivate General] drleospaceman:
Unnecessary precautions.
[Captivate General] tranms:
you unplug chargers because the transformer still draws power and can heat up, lessening the life of the charger. nothing to do with overcharging a battery.
[Captivate General] dsjr2006:
Eco-friendliness also
[Captivate General] E_man5112:
I still avoid overcharging. It's not a huge deal, but it goes for laptops too. I always pull out the battery (when convenient) and it's fully charged. Seems to make it last longer.
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] theblueflash:
hi all need urgent advice as ive killed my hd2

i was fearful of upgrading to new rom from htc website (v-1.66...)

was using 1.48.405.2 (71294) wwe

I made sure i researched everything 1st. i downloaded trial of spb backup. installed to phone. did full backup, saved to sd card. closed all progs, phone & pc

opened rom update and followed instructions. update then finished, went through setup on phone.

all seemed fine. basic clock, time settings (few new features etc)

I then went to file explorer/storage card and opened spb backup file. clicked next throughout. device reset on its own and loaded with new rom number on startup.

Problem!!!!

have my background image up pictures seem to be back, as are messages. cab files ive installed are present but I cant access contacts and a few other features.

repeated messages are 'a problem has occured with cprog.exe' please tell microsoft blah blah!!!

Htc sense will not launch despite how hard i hit the screen.

Ive no signal at all and cant sync with my pc. i guess suggestions of a hard reset will follow this post but will i not be in the same boat as i will need to restore my settings etc from sd card and spb backup.

please help!!!
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DN41:
try to flash the rom again or try to use your old one.

if you dont wanna hear the word "hardreset" i dont tell it to you :D

DN41
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] theblueflash:
ok. will try

shouldprob mention that i got a strange message when trying to restore

'this device is different from one which this backup was made. please choose upgrade mode'

then a dropdown menu with

'normal mode'

'rom upgrade mode'

'device upgrade mode'

with a check box 'overwrite existing files' (this is checked)

seems strange but the message before states that the backup was created on an t-mob leo device.

something wrong here maybe???
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DN41:
yeah could be.

sorry mate, i'm not very knowledged about spb backup :D

DN41
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] samsamuel:
sp backup has a "rom upgrade" option i'm guessing you usedthat? in which case that's the problem, because it really means upgrade of the same rom, whereas you have a totally new rom, so should use the individual settingsoption, and reinstall your programs manually.

(based on reading, i've never done it myself, nor used sp backup)

re flash your original rom, restore your backup and think again how and what you are backing up.
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] theblueflash:
just tried a 'normal restore' as the description says restore to original device backup was made on.

phone has now turned on with everything the same as i left it but looking at the software description its gone back to the original rom 1.48.405.2

do i have to run the update again?

what the hell is going on with this phone!!!
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] samsamuel:
no, the rom is the new rom, but thats a fine example of whats wrong.

It has restored the rom version info from your registry backup.

The rom version is not a problem, of course, it just says teh wwrong thing, but there are likely to be loads of reg settings that ARE a problem.

Basically, using backup software can be a pain, till you know its pitfalls. Thats why i dont bother. Contacts/calendar via outlook, and thats it. Everything else i setup manually myself. (Well, i dont cos by now i've made cabs for all my tweaks and what not, but tyou get the idea.)
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] otacon:
This is one of the main reasons I don't backup Settings and Programs. I only back up my PIM, and sometimes even that plays up.

You are better off just syncing your phone with Outlook, hardreset, sync again to get your PIM information, and reinstalling your programs one by one.
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] watcher64:
I can tell you this I use SPB backup all the time, but ...

1.) Normal restore is only for restoring to the EXACT same ROM that you had on before ..

2.) ROM upgrade mode is only good for ROMs in the same series*

*ROM upgrade mode only works correctly on "upgraded" version of the same ROM you had on it , for example, in my case I use Energy ROM CHT 23569 JUL 1st, I make a backup, then upgrade to Energy ROM CHT 23569 JUL 16th, then ROM upgrade mode should work, but if you go say from a Stock TMO rom to a custom rom or a 21xxx series rom to a 23xxx series rom you will have "ISSUES".

If you plan on flashing ROMs often , you either need to learn to use something like XDA_UC, Sashimi, or Toms Autoinstall, and make frequent PIM backups ..

As well as keeping all your program cabs in a safe organized place so you can put them back on ...

I hope this helps you get it sorted ....
[Vibrant General] SykesAT:
I have installed and setup the GV app, which works with no problems (calls, text, VM, VM recall in GV app etc). When in the dialer and press #1 or the VM tab it calls the T-mo voicemail number, it does not redirect to GV.

From the home screen I checked - settings > call settings > voicemail >

Voicemail service is set to GV... when I select option below "Voicemail (settings for google voice)" a dialog box comes up titled "Voicemail number", it looks like I should be able to edit it but I can't. It shows the t-mo voicemail number not my personal t-mo number.

Is there a way to change a setting so the dialer goes to GV when #1 and VM tab are used?
[Vibrant General] s15274n:
Great question.i was also wondering if others had a long delay for the notification of a voice mail?
[Vibrant General] SykesAT:
my GV notifications come through about the same as on mg G1... slower than t-mo text and VMs but still an acceptable length.
[Vibrant General] Jon C:
I have my GV set up as my default voicemail, but can not get it for work.

As mentioned by SykesAT, I'm given a box that includes a voicemail number. Are you supposed to edit that to have GV work properly?

I'm new to GV, and this is a bit confusing to me. :(

Any of you that got it to work, mind helping a self-proclaimed GV-n00b?
[Vibrant General] SykesAT:
On my G1 when I click "voicemail" it opens up the GV app, which lists two things My voicemail number (IE my GV number) and my the option to sign out of GV. So yes I think we need to get the number that shows up that box to show our GV number, rather than the t-mo vm number.

One other thing. Have you get up your t-mo act to forward unanswered calls to GV? if not log into GV from you PC under setting follow the instructions by your mobile number to "Activate Google voicemail on this phone"
[Vibrant General] Qwijib0:
This.

If you do that, it'll tell you to enter a GSM code into dialer-- works great.
[Vibrant General] Jon C:
What about visual voicemail? With the T-Mo app, I assume it only loads messages from their servers?

Will the GV app display messages in a similar fashion, allowing you to scrub through the audio?
[Vibrant General] SykesAT:
you get visual voice mail and more with the GV app. it give transcripts too.
[Vibrant General] gagan512:
type this into your dialer:

*004*1xxxxxxxxxx#

and then hit call.

where, xxxxxxxxxx is you 10digit mobile number. this should forward your VMs to GoogleVoice, and as long as u have the app installed and signed into, the notifications should work.

i still haven't figured how to change the "voice mail" tab in the dialer that comes with the samsung, that seems to the fixed only to tmobile's vm number.
[Vibrant General] bchalk:
Go Settings> Call settings>Voice call>Call forwarding to get this screen:

Fill in the bottom 3 with your gv number.

edit: I don't think this is op's question. I don't think you can change that number that is gray for the stock t-mo voicemail...
[Vibrant General] SykesAT:
bchalk,

thanks for that, mine says the same also. Still have the issue of of the #1 and VM tab in the dialer.

Its not that imporant of an issue, I use the GV app most of the time anyway but... it is a puzzle.
[Vibrant General] s15274n:
The voice mail tab is just the saved contact. You should be able to edit that number in contacts. Next time you go to that tab, should call gv right? I just read the emails, but they are taking forever to come in.i didn't have to forward like I did in my g1.
[Vibrant General] Yogi76:
No, that didn't work. There was indeed a "Voice Mail" contact on the SIM card that had the default 805-xxx-xxxx phone number for the T-Mobile voicemail. I edited it to show my Google Voice number and then tried using the Voicemail Tab and speed dial "1" in the dialer, but they both still go to the T-Mobile voice mail. I think we do indeed need to change the number located at Settings -> Call Settings -> Voicemail -> Voicemail, but it's greyed out.

My wife regularly goes to an area that gets voice reception, but no data. In that case, calling her voicemail is the only option. I've told her to call the "Voicemail" contact and she'll be fine, but she's used to just holding "1" in the dialer to get her voicemail when she doesn't have data service. Wish we could change that number.
[Vibrant General] ransz28:
Is there any solution to change the VM tab or the holding "1" to reflect a different number? (YouMail, GV etc)
[Vibrant General] SykesAT:
No fix that I have seen so far.
[Vibrant General] hockeyrcks9901:
Dial your GV number and it will connect you to your GV Voicemail. Until we're able to edit that grayed out selection, we'll be stuck with workarounds.
[Vibrant General] roodney:
GV on Samsung Vibrant

I can't activate GV mail on my Vibrant. I am dailing the activation number and it's not dailing the last # and it gives a invalid number.

I have gone in the voice mail settings and select GV as my provider and I get a pop with a greyed out number. I can't seem to get GV mail working :(
[Vibrant General] moon19sun79star:
Visual Voicemail :(

First post @ xda...bear with me...

For what it's worth, I just got off the phone w/T-Mobile (2 times) and was met with the same answer. I just got this phone a few days ago and was wondering why I wasn't getting any voicemails. I hadn't activated Visual Voicemail (but had downloaded Google Voice). I thought something was fishy w/the grayed-out box when setting this up but thought I missed something.

Apparently, as part of my data plan, this Visual Voicemail is included: no ifs, ands or buts about it. And...so...come to find out I had voicemails there.

I explained my frustration in not being able to use Google Voice (this was prior to finding this thread) in its full functionality (but had been able to w/the MyTouch). I'm told I've been the first to call about this.

The reps told me this is a new data package and there is no way to remove Visual Voicemail. They then went on to tell me that Google Voice is a 3rd party app (duh) they don't support and that Visual Voicemail is a really great free service they provide.

Be that as it may, I have been using Google Voice for a while and was dismayed to hear this until I read the fix here in terms of auto-forwarding. That you to the poster....works for me. Still not uber-jazzed that there's this voicemail mandate of sorts by T-Mobile, but..for now, this is good. Thanks for the fix!
[Vibrant General] cparekh:
It seems as if the TMO VM number is hard coded somewhere. Hopefully it's coded in the software, which means it could potentially be edited on a rooted phone. If it's hard coded in the kernel, or even the hardware, it would take much more work. We'll find out as soon as it annoys some talented developer who tries to fix it.
[Vibrant General] s15274n:
^ the VVM can be removed if you have root.
[Vibrant General] volkl23:
Please share how we can do this.
[Vibrant General] cparekh:
I wasn't talking about VVM (though I did remove that :)). I thought the OP's questions was regarding changing the VM number built into the phone:

Settings > Call Settings > Voicemail > Voicemail number.

Currently this VM number is grayed out and cannot be edited. It would be nice to be able to edit it, so that holding down "1" in the dialer results in getting to GV instead of the TMO voicemail.
[Vibrant General] cashless:
In ADB

adb shell

su

cd system/app

busybox rm whateverapp.*

exit
[Vibrant General] Shagman68:
**61*18056377243**30#

Change the 18056377243 to the voice mail number you want it to go to. The 30 at the end is the max number of seconds before it sends your caller to voice mail. I don't know what the minimum number is.

Sent from my Vibrant using the XDA app.
[Vibrant General] Yogi76:
I input that code and received the response, "Call forwarding when no reply Registration was successful." Unfortunately, it did not change the number listed in Settings -> Call settings -> Voicemail -> Voicemail, which is still shown as "+18056377243" and is still grayed out. In addition, holding "1" or pressing the "Voicemail" tab in the dialer both still dialed the "18056377243" number.

I'm not sure exactly what that code does, but it doesn't appear to change the actual voicemail number. In fact, changing it back and forth between **61*18056377243**30# and **61*1XXXXXXXXXX**30# (where XXXXXXXXXX is my Google Voice number) seems to have no effect on the voicemail at all. Either way, the calls are forwarded to Google Voice. The codes *004*1XXXXXXXXXX# and ##004# do switch where calls are sent, however. It just doesn't change the number listed at Settings -> Call settings -> Voicemail -> Voicemail, which is what we are trying to change.
[Vibrant General] ytj87:
This may be even more bizarre...

My grayed out vm number is tied to Youmail. I had youmail way back when on my G1. I switched to GV while on my G1. Then got a Vibrant. Yet the dang youmail number is in that box!

GV installs fine, calls are routed to GV, I get GV vms fine, but that stupid grayed out number is locked to a service I never had on this phone.

So I started thinking it must be related to the SIM. I created a few entries on the SIM: voicemail, Voicemail, Voice mail, voice mail, etc. Nothing would change the grayed out number. So I have no idea.